Larry, it's possible... Just focus on 1-2 really good set-ups, and don't force trades (like I did). Make sure if you make a play, you are able to pay attention and get out quickly if you need to. If you don't think you'll be able to watch your play, don't trade. Basically, do the opposite of what I had been doing. I'm getting better, but I've dug a big hole. Also key... If you are able to listen to music at work, put on Tim's videos instead. I've been a great example on how not to start

Thank you!

http://www.level2stockquotes.com/level-2-stock-quotes.html

Do u download it on your laptop orbit a website u have to use

app = Ameritrade & thinkorswim, pc = http://profit.ly/5004NC

The stock does not have enough volume. Do not focus on stocks with low volume, it will hurt you.

OK thanks i'm new to this and i really don't know to much

@HTMM thanks. what do you consider acceptable volume?

@MoneyL If you are buying 100 shares, the volume should be 10,000. Multiply your position times 100. This is to make sure you do not take up more than 1 percent of the total volume.

Damn dude, I saw that on the stock market watch, and dropped my jaw, literally. Good job. But seriously how did you sell that, i saw only a few shares as well

just added the photo... i had my friend purchase if for me since my funds were not clear but he has problem selling them because no one wants to buy a bankrupted company

cant really call this a profit until its sold... it would be really messed up if its just my own purchase that brought it up, not likely tho

Maybe if somebody willing to short, brokers may get you size :p

How do you come up with your watch lists?

ORC is a good pick. one might even hold that for a while. it puts out a monster dividend.

I am also curious.>!

Don't hold and hope. save your capital

extremely low float- dont just look at the percent gain, look at how little volume it took for that rise